Vordingborg Bibliotek on Sydhavnsvej is the main public library for Vordingborg Kommune and part of the Vordingborg Bibliotekerne network, which also has branches in Præstø and Stege. The collection covers books, audiobooks, e-books, films and digital media. The library regularly hosts author evenings, lectures, reading clubs and workshops for all age groups.
Sydhavnsvej 6, 4760 Vordingborg
Mon-Fri 11:00-18:00, Sat 10:00-13:00 (staffed); self-service daily 07:00-23:00 for registered borrowers
Simon Lindhardt's paintings merge minimalism with trompe l'œil techniques to create optical illusions of depth and three-dimensionality on canvas, paper, and wall-mounted objects.
Autumn clearance sale of books at three libraries in Vordingborg Municipality during weeks 42-44. Self-service with MobilePay, cash and card payment available.
An upcycling network at Vordingborg Library where you can sew, knit and repair clothes with others. Beginners and experienced crafters alike are welcome to join.
A weekly morning dance session for all ages and abilities, featuring standard, folk, and contemporary dances with refreshments afterwards.
A casual morning singing session at the library with coffee and songbooks - no registration or musical experience required.
Children's activity with read-alouds, music and movement, followed by a shared meal for ages 3-8 and their adults.
Illustrator Tormod Tegner runs a Halloween drawing workshop where children illustrate stories and work with templates suited to their own skill level.
A free repair workshop where volunteers help fix clothing, furniture, and other items. Open the first Monday and third Saturday of each month at Vordingborg Library.
Journalist and TV anchor Erkan Özden shares his family's journey from Turkey to Denmark, a single-generation leap from poverty to academic success, and the experience of belonging to two worlds.
Hands-on introduction to embroidery machine basics at Vordingborg Library. Learn threading, fabric setup, and design selection, then try it yourself.
An interactive musical story for toddlers and their caregivers, where the dog Mulle leads through a forest adventure filled with animals and imagination.
Lecture on how Vordingborg's royal lands were privatized and transformed into 12 manor houses in 1774 - a pivotal moment in Denmark's agricultural reform.
Free board game café at Vordingborg Library every last Thursday of the month - bring your own games or play from the library's collection.
A free workshop where you'll fold large glowing water lilies from food paper at Vordingborg Library. Limited to 10 participants.
An all-night gaming event at the library - bring your own gear, play with others, and enjoy pizza, breakfast, and free coffee. 18+ only.
A free Raspberry Pi workshop for all skill levels, from complete beginners to experienced users.
Anders J. Andersen presents his debut book about the years following a childhood accident - a personal account of hospital stays, rehabilitation, and reflections on the welfare state.
Skumringstimen is a Nordic library tradition featuring author Marianne Christensen reading from a Swedish dystopian novel, accompanied by piano and group singing at Vordingborg Library.
A free dance session for all ages and abilities, featuring familiar melodies and dances adapted to participants. Today's session is held in the afternoon at Vordingborg Library.
Refresh your 3D drawing skills with Onshape in this free workshop at Vordingborg Library, led by Henning.
A lecture exploring the 30,000-year relationship between dogs and humans, from their wolf ancestors to modern family companions, and what it takes to meet their needs.
NERF Night at Vordingborg Library for children in grades 3-5, with all equipment, safety gear, and refreshments provided by the library.
Knudsen and Nørby present a children's show based on the classic 1555 fox tale, where the audience helps Mikkeline with her clever tricks through drawing, storytelling, music and song.
A lecture exploring Henrik Pontoppidan's deep connection to nature and spirituality, revealing dimensions of the Danish author beyond the traditional realist interpretation.
A lecture exploring both the opportunities and risks of artificial intelligence in today's world.
A book exchange event where you can swap used books and meet fellow readers. Coffee and a wide selection available.
Makerspace Vordingborg opens its doors with workshops and demonstrations of 3D printing, laser cutting, CNC milling, and other digital fabrication tools for all ages.
A hands-on workshop where you learn to work with Jesmonite, an eco-friendly casting material, and create your own bowls, candlesticks or figures.
Art critic Maria Kjær Themsen presents her new book about ten female artists born 1925-46 who fought for recognition on an art scene that had no place for them.
Grandma helps the whole family decorate honey hearts at Vordingborg Library - a cosy activity for children and adults.
Local author Marianne Christensen reads Christmas stories for adults while you knit or crochet. Coffee, tea, and Christmas cake included.
Learn to use a foil cutter and sublimation printer at the library. Create signs, print on clothing and porcelain - completely free, but registration required.
A lecture on contemporary Japanese literature featuring Murakami and five female authors, exploring translation challenges and the growing Danish interest in Japanese storytelling.
Philosopher Thomas Holtug examines identity politics across the political spectrum, exploring whether it conflicts with Enlightenment values or can be grounded in liberal democracy, with examples ranging from cancel culture to cultural appropriation.
A children's theatre show about Ida, who has just moved into a new house and meets a real gnome who loves rice pudding and Christmas cheer.
Nanna Hyldgaard Hansen shares practical tips for planning train journeys through Norway, Sweden and Germany, covering ticket booking, route planning and the most scenic routes.
A technical test of button status at Vordingborg Library.
A lecture on the history of banned books: why authorities feared them and how they became bestsellers despite censorship.
Neuroscientist Troels W. Kjær discusses how constant digital interruptions affect our ability to learn and thrive, and why breaks are essential for mental resilience.
A magical pencil conjures a yellow rhinoceros in this children's play about navigating a world of busy adults and grumpy bakers, performed by André Andersen Teaterkompagni.
Dyslexia fair with exhibitors and a lecture by Christian Bock on dyslexia and opportunities today. Free event for all interested.
Kasper Birk and Pernille Wahlgren discuss how ordinary people can achieve financial freedom through investing, without needing a large fortune or financial background.
Beginner-friendly Arduino workshop where Steen teaches electronics and programming. All equipment is provided.
Architect John Holmer explores the old Storstrøm Bridge, a landmark 1933-1937 engineering feat that connected Zealand, Falster, and Europe.
Free swap market where you bring items you no longer need and take home what others have left. Coffee included.
Hands-on workshop where René and Tonni teach you how to use the library's 3D printers - from file download to starting your own print.
Linguist Michael Ejstrup explores how Danish speech - from standard Danish to dialects, slang, and accents - shapes identity and reveals who we are as individuals and communities.
An inspiration evening at Vordingborg Library for reading circles, both new and established. Learn how to start a circle, order books, and lead literary discussions, plus curated book recommendations.
Nutrition expert Liv Teilmann presents an evening on legumes with a 12-course green meal and talk at Vordingborg Library as part of the National Green Week.
An exhibition of works on paper by Danish painter and printmaker Vibeke Mencke Nielsen, exploring portraits and everyday subjects through a naturalistic lens that shifts towards abstraction and symbolism.
A lecture on solar eclipses exploring the physics, history, and cultural significance of this astronomical phenomenon, from ancient mythology to Einstein's theories.
A free community dance session for all ages and abilities, featuring familiar melodies and folk-inspired choreography, with refreshments afterwards.